2013 Brasil Tennis Cup – Doubles

Doubles
2013 Brasil Tennis Cup
Champions Spain Anabel Medina Garrigues
Kazakhstan Yaroslava Shvedova
Runners-up United Kingdom Anne Keothavong
Russia Valeria Savinykh
Final score 6–0, 6–4

This was the first edition of a new event on the WTA Tour. Anabel Medina Garrigues and Yaroslava Shvedova won the title, defeating Anne Keothavong and Valeria Savinykh in the final, 6–0, 6–4.

Seeds

Draw

Key

Draw

First Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals   Final
1  Spain A Medina Garrigues
 Kazakhstan Y Shvedova
6 7    
   France C Garcia
 Spain G Muguruza
3 5       1  Spain A Medina Garrigues
 Kazakhstan Y Shvedova
6 6  
   Brazil PC Gonçalves
 Brazil L Pigossi
4 4          Argentina F Molinero
 Venezuela A Pérez
1 1  
   Argentina F Molinero
 Venezuela A Pérez
6 6         1  Spain A Medina Garrigues
 Kazakhstan Y Shvedova
6 4 [10]  
3  Hungary T Babos
 Japan K Date-Krumm
6 6         3  Hungary T Babos
 Japan K Date-Krumm
3 6 [5]  
   Israel J Glushko
 Poland P Kania
4 2       3  Hungary T Babos
 Japan K Date-Krumm
6 6  
   Israel S Pe'er
 South Africa C Scheepers
6 6          Israel S Pe'er
 South Africa C Scheepers
2 2    
   Slovakia M Hončová
 United States C-y Hsu
2 3         1  Spain A Medina Garrigues
 Kazakhstan Y Shvedova
6 6  
   Hungary M Czink
 Romania M Niculescu
5 4            United Kingdom A Keothavong
 Russia V Savinykh
0 4  
   Brazil MF Alves
 Croatia M Lučić-Baroni
7 6          Brazil MF Alves
 Croatia M Lučić-Baroni
2 6 [9]  
   United Kingdom A Keothavong
 Russia V Savinykh
6 2 [10]        United Kingdom A Keothavong
 Russia V Savinykh
6 1 [11]  
4  Russia N Bratchikova
 Georgia (country) O Kalashnikova
4 6 [7]          United Kingdom A Keothavong
 Russia V Savinykh
6 1 [10]
WC  Brazil C Forte
 Brazil B Haddad Maia
6 7            Germany K Barrois
 Germany T Malek
4 6 [6]  
   Argentina M Auroux
 Argentina M Irigoyen
2 5       WC  Brazil C Forte
 Brazil B Haddad Maia
3 2  
   Germany K Barrois
 Germany T Malek
6 7          Germany K Barrois
 Germany T Malek
6 6    
2  Croatia P Martić
 France K Mladenovic
3 5    

References

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